Was All American: Homecoming cancelled by The CW? (Is season 2 happening?)

All American: Homecoming -- "Love and War" -- Image Number: AHC103fg_0030r.jpg -- Pictured: Geffri Maya as Simone Hicks -- Photo: The CW -- (C) 2022 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
All American: Homecoming -- "Love and War" -- Image Number: AHC103fg_0030r.jpg -- Pictured: Geffri Maya as Simone Hicks -- Photo: The CW -- (C) 2022 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. /
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Was All American: Homecoming cancelled? After The CW axed a handful of shows, that’s the burning question on the minds of the fans of The CW’s All American spinoff.

During a normal season, The CW would be the network fans would be championing thanks to the network’s tendency to renew most of its programs well ahead of the rest of the crowd. However, this is no normal year.

This year, The CW handed out its most cancellations in a single season since… honestly, possibly ever, when it canceled a whopping seven seasons in one day along, this following the cancellation of two of its long-running series, Legends of Tomorrow and Batwoman. Because of this, there has been a lot of questions among audiences regarding what CW shows have been cancelled and which will be coming back for another season.

Given how many veteran shows have fallen was newcomer All American: Homecoming lucky enough to get renewed or was it among the shows to get its walking papers?

Did All American: Homecoming get cancelled?

The CW might have cancelled a lot of beloved shows, but All American: Homecoming was not among them. Following what has been a successful first season, The CW handed out a renewal to its All American spinoff making it the only series on May 12 to get renewed and not be canceled.

Has All American: Homecoming been renewed for season 2?

All American: Homecoming has been renewed and will be among the eight CW shows coming back for the 2022-23 season. While there was some panic among fans, The CW picked All American: Homecoming up for a second season.

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